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Are you writing your own web server, or an application living in a web server like IIS?

If you're writing your own web server (that is, implementing your own TCP/IP connection protocols) then usually you create a thread that then calls the "wait for connection" .NET framework API (or whatever framework you're using) which is blocking. You supply a callback method, which the API function will call asynchronously (so it lives in its own thread), and there you handle the request and exit the thread when done.

If you're writing an application using something like IIS, then you don't have to worry about all this - you just let the web application framework handle all this. You would then "simply" associate a route (a URL) to a specific function that handles the URL.

There's lots of examples here on CP, I would suggest poking around and getting familiar with both how to write a web server and also how to handle resource requests in a web application.

Marc

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